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Aphasia awareness campaign is underway

Person with aphasia using non-verbal communication

Ivan Lazarus having a conversation with Carole Pound, spokesperson for the Aphasia Alliance

Aphasia is a 'hidden' disability and often poorly understood. Very often people don't know what to do when they encounter it. This lack of understanding makes life frustrating for people with aphasia and their families. The Aphasia Alliance, of which Connect is a member, aims to increase public awareness with a new campaign to spread the message about aphasia in the media. Find out more in Aphasia in the News

The David Robins 'Get Connected' walk begins

David Robins begins the walk

David Robins at the start of the walk in Boston, Lincolnshire

David Robins begins his 346 marathon hike for Connect. Follow the progress of the Connect Get Connected walk

The Flora London Marathon 2008

London Marathon runner with Sue Strachan, Connect trustee

Ali Bryce with Connect trustee Sue Strachan

A big thank you to our Flora London Marathon runners

 

Aphasia information

Do you need more? Find out more in Aphasia Questions

Volunteers needed

Justine who has aphasia

Justine Everson, who has aphasia, is a volunteer receptionist at Connect

As a charity, we rely on volunteers to support our work. Find out more about volunteering at Connect